In Texas should electricity prices go sideways again it might take very little time. But honestly I don't know, it's not something I've looked into. If prices

In Texas should electricity prices go sideways again it might take very little time. But honestly I don't know, it's not something I've looked into. If prices become increasingly variable coupled to demand and impact of generation source at time of use, I imagine it could be quite lucrative and that might be a useful incentive to get effectively decentralized peaker plants in the form of grid-tied residential batteries caching cheap cleanly-sourced electricity.